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A relatively well-preserved skeleton framis being prepared lying supine with the head in the left corner, extending itself towards the centre of the tomb. Down to the skeleton, finds are encountered at the said level or slightly above.
| Lamp of Roman type (byz) | length | 10 cm | 10. |
| Bronze coin (11) | 11 1.65 | ||
| Remains of a glass vessel | pak | 12 diam. c. 6.5 |
After this late Roman layer, which evidently constitutes a later burial in the partly earth-filled tomb, had been removed, the left half of the tomb was dug deeper. In the course of this the following vessels were found, whose depths and positions are shown by the figures on the plan:
| Alabaster aryballos | height | pak | 13 Frag. 5.8 |
| Lamp | length | 12 cm | 14 12.0 |
| Lid with bird head | pak | 15 h. 7.5 d. 8.0 | |
| Painted jug | height | 12 " | 16 12.0 |
| Bowl | diam | pak | 17 |
| Plain jug | height | 18 cm | 18 18.0 |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain